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SUBMIT AN EVENTCamp Confluence is a free, day camp that weaves together culture, learning, and exploration! Campers will experience regional outdoor sites while learning about the land they are on and engage in hands-on activities led by Indigenous educators.
Camp Confluence is a free, day camp that weaves together culture, learning, and exploration! Campers will experience regional outdoor sites while learning about the land they are on and engage in hands-on activities led by Indigenous educators.
Camp Confluence is a free, day camp that weaves together culture, learning, and exploration! Campers will experience regional outdoor sites while learning about the land they are on and engage in hands-on activities led by Indigenous educators.
Camp Confluence is a free, day camp that weaves together culture, learning, and exploration! Campers will experience regional outdoor sites while learning about the land they are on and engage in hands-on activities led by Indigenous educators.
Camp Confluence is a free, day camp that weaves together culture, learning, and exploration! Campers will experience regional outdoor sites while learning about the land they are on and engage in hands-on activities led by Indigenous educators.
Join us at 7:00 p.m. on April 9 at Pendleton Center for the Arts for a conversation about the relationship between people and public lands with Chuck Sams, who was until very recently the director of the National Parks Service.
The event, coordinated by the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission (CRITFC), shines a spotlight on the stories and testimonies of local Indigenous peoples, raises awareness about the ongoing crisis of MMIW/P, and gives the community the opportunity to participate in a cultural practice promoting unity and healing.